The Relationship of Pediatric Nurses’ Job Satisfaction with Medical Errors Tendencies and Missed Nursing Care

Authors : Serap Kaynak, Sibel Ergün

Pages : 606-617

Doi:10.46413/boneyusbad.1535131

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Publication Date : 2024-12-23

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :Aim: To determine the relationship of pediatric nurses’ job satisfaction with medical error tendencies and missed nursing care. Material and Method: This research was a descriptive, relationship-seeking, and cross-sectional study. The study had with 335 pediatric nurses. Research data were obtained using a Nurses’ Information Form, Job Satisfaction Scale for Clinical Nurses Scale (JSS-CN), Medical Error Tendency Scale in Nursing Scale (METS), and Missed Care in Pediatric Nursing and Its Causes-Pediatric Version Questionnaire. Results: The participants’ mean total scores were 123.06±22.00 for job satisfaction and 22.39±4.14 for medical error tendency. Considering the last shift of the nurses, the most frequent area of missed care was ambulation of the child as per the nursing plan and the least frequent area was washing hands, with the missed care activities being associated with material resources and communication factors (p<.001). Conclusion: This research showed that as pediatric nurses’ job satisfaction increased, medical error tendency and missed care decreased.
Keywords : Pediatri hemşireleri, İş doyumu, Tıbbi hata, Karşılanmayan bakım

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